by Matthew McDill | Sep 10, 2021 | The Homeschool Show, Videos, Resources, NCHE Blog
by Matthew McDill, September 2021 We are excited to announce the debut of our brand new weekly program: The Homeschool Show. The show will be available via radio (WSIC), podcast, and video. The first episode will be available this coming Monday, Sept 13! Visit the...
by Matthew McDill | Aug 17, 2021 | Reasons to Homeschool, Discipleship, Parenting, Parental Rights, Resources, NCHE Blog
by Matthew McDill, Aug 2021 Some of my very favorite times as a dad are when I sit with my teens, enjoying some coffee and real-life conversation. We talk about school, work, relationships, faith, the Bible, the world, philosophy, politics, and anything else they have...
by JessicaFrierson2 | Jun 25, 2021 | Resources, Summer, Science, Nature, Creative Ideas, NCHE Blog
by Jessica Frierson, June 2021 Summer offers many opportunities for fun, educational experiences. While everyone may be ready for a break from the textbooks, the learning doesn’t have to go on vacation. In fact, it is a great time to cultivate the idea in your...
by Matthew McDill | Jun 18, 2021 | Teaching Strategies, High School, Resources, NCHE Blog
What percentage of your current working knowledge did you learn after school? Stop and think about it for a moment. For me, it is almost all of it. We have all had to learn things related to work, home, and hobbies that we didn’t learn in school. Even most companies...
by Matthew McDill | Apr 29, 2021 | Discipleship, Resources, Spiritual Growth, NCHE Blog
by Steve Demme During the past year, many families have had the opportunity to spend more time together. Perhaps your family has always wanted to read God’s Word together. The inspired Scriptures were written to be read. Moses, inspired by the Spirit of God and...
by Adam Andrews | Apr 6, 2021 | NCHE Blog, Learning Styles, Resources, Creative Ideas
Don’t you hate that look? You know the one, when you’ve just explained for the hundredth time, in the last way you can think to do it, how to work the math problem . . . and realize your child is looking at you as if you were speaking in Swahili? Unless you happen to...
